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bsp-bootloader-build

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Build the minimal boot image (miniboot / nand_disk.img) from the bootloader source using xbuild.sh lunch — covers selecting the board config and compiling uboot/miniboot for RDK X5. Use when the user wants to rebuild bootloader/miniboot, asks what nand_disk.img is, or needs a custom minimal boot firmware. 触发词:miniboot、bootloader、uboot、nand_disk.img、xbuild、最小启动镜像. Do not use for kernel or full image builds; X3 flow is not yet documented — say so instead of guessing.

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    Verify the outputs under out/product/: nand_disk.img (the minimal boot image), uboot.img, miniboot_all.img.

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    Never flash a locally built miniboot without user confirmation and a recovery plan (official miniboot at hand).

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Bootloader / miniboot Build

Purpose

Build the RDK minimal boot firmware (miniboot.img / nand_disk.img): the image containing the partition table, spl, ddr, bl31, and uboot that runs before the OS. This is the most foundational BSP component — modifying it requires understanding the boot process.

When to use

Use when:

  • The user wants to rebuild the bootloader / miniboot for RDK X5
  • Explaining what nand_disk.img / miniboot_all.img are
  • The user needs a custom minimal boot firmware

Do not use:

  • For X3 — the bootloader build steps for X3 are not documented in the official build README; say so and point to official docs rather than guessing
  • For kernel/image builds — sibling skills

Instructions

  1. Prerequisites: bsp-source-sync completed; source/bootloader present.
  2. Select the board config:
    cd source/bootloader/build
./xbuild.sh lunch
    The lunch menu offers (X5):
    0. rdk/x5/board_x5_rdk_ubuntu_nand_sdcard_debug_config.mk
1. rdk/x5/board_x5_rdk_ubuntu_nand_sdcard_release_config.mk
    lunch also accepts a number or the config file name:
    ./xbuild.sh lunch 0
./xbuild.sh lunch board_x5_rdk_ubuntu_nand_sdcard_debug_config.mk
  3. Build everything:
    ./xbuild.sh
  4. Verify the outputs under out/product/: nand_disk.img (the minimal boot image), uboot.img, miniboot_all.img.
  5. Note for the user: official releases maintain miniboot — downloadable from https://archive.d-robotics.cc/downloads/miniboot/ (the hobot-miniboot package follows the same versions). Rebuilding is only needed for bootloader customization.

Safety

  • Bootloader bugs brick boards: recommend against rebuilding unless the user explicitly needs it; always remind them official miniboot images exist.
  • Never flash a locally built miniboot without user confirmation and a recovery plan (official miniboot at hand).
  • Quote the lunch menu verbatim; do not invent configs for boards not listed.

Sources: x5-rdk-gen README v3.5.0「编译 bootloader」。

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